Yin-Style Baguazhang — Wisdom in Issuiku
The Baguazhang Spirit Living Within YiShuiKong
The body philosophy embedded in Yin Family Baguazhang naturally manifests within YiShuiKong—particularly as “a quiet practice of connecting with your inner center while cultivating resonance with the world.”
“I believe Baguazhang will serve spiritual development in the 21st century” — Takachiyo Matsuda, Martial Arts Researcher
Ancient yet timeless wisdom quietly resonates within our modern inner lives.
The Baguazhang Spirit Living Within YiShuiKong
The body philosophy embedded in Yin Family Baguazhang naturally manifests within YiShuiKong—particularly as “a quiet practice of connecting with your inner center while cultivating resonance with the world.”
“I believe Baguazhang will serve spiritual development in the 21st century” — Takachiyo Matsuda, Martial Arts Researcher
Ancient yet timeless wisdom quietly resonates within our modern inner lives.
Yin Family BaGuaZhang
BaGuaZhang is one of the three major forms of Chinese internal martial arts. Arising from long and sometimes mystical traditions, the internal martial arts build upon spiritual, mental or qi-related aspects, while external arts focus on physical motion. One of the three forms, Tai Chi, is well-known in the western world. Almost unknown is BaGuaZhang, however, some experienced practitioners see it having the greater ultimate impact.
Yin Family BaGuaZhang, also known as “Martial Art of the Emperor,” was developed by Master Yin Fu at the Qing Dynasty Palace and taught to the Emperor. Since then, it has been passed down among select masters tied to a few royal families. Only during the past several years was it meaningfully introduced outside China. Now for the first time, Yin Family BaGuaZhang training is available in Utah.
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